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Hearing Loss Can Be
A Great Loss

If you or someone you love has started to experience
hearing loss, than you know firsthand what a great loss
hearing loss actually is. As a physician's assistant, I
get to work with people all the time who are dealing
with the beginning stages of hearing loss.

If
you're anything like me, then your hearing is something
that you definitely take for granted. You don't think
too much about the privilege of being able to hear
everything around you because it has simply always b...

hearing loss

If you or someone you love has
started to experience hearing loss, than you know
firsthand what a great loss hearing loss actually is. As
a physician's assistant, I get to work with people all
the time who are dealing with the beginning stages of
hearing loss.

If you're anything like me, then
your hearing is something that you definitely take for
granted. You don't think too much about the privilege of
being able to hear everything around you because it has
simply always been that way. You grow up hearing the
voices of the ones you love, the music that you love,
and all the other fabulous (and annoying) sounds in the
world. Think about all of the smallest sounds that make
up the sounds of your day: your turn signal blinking in
the car, the keys of your keyboard as you type an email,
the coffee pot as it creates your pick-me-up brew, or
the sink as the water gets hot. All of these sounds, and
so many more, make up the small details of our worlds.
Can you imagine dealing with hearing loss and not being
able to hear these ordinary things?

We've
probably all experienced the temporary hearing loss that
comes from having water in our ears or from having a
really bad cold. There is nothing like not being able to
hear the people around you. Hearing loss, no matter how
small or severe, makes communication with people really
difficult and frustrating. We rely on our abilities to
talk and to hear in every significant relationship in
our lives.

Or take your job for example.
Regardless of what you do, isn't the ability to hear
quite significant to your work? How would you sit
through a board meeting or teach a class or make a phone
call if you had hearing loss? Once you start to really
think about the role of hearing in our lives, you can
never deny the privilege and the blessing it really is.

In today's age, there are many ways to battle
against hearing loss and to use techonology to restore
hearing loss. So if you or someone you know is
struggling with the beginning stages of hearing loss,
then make an appointment to see your doctor today and
see what you can be done to keep your hearing intact.
You won't know how valuable hearing is until you lose
it, so do what you can do preserve your hearing starting
today.

Experience hair
loss

Losing
your hair can be a confidence-crusher. Sure, you may
make jokes about it around your buddies or laugh about
it on occasion, but it still bothers you. A healthy head
of hair is something we all have at one point, and then
to lose it can be tragic and depressing. It alters our
appearance greatly. This is why so many men and women
are in constant search of products that grow hair back.
Rogaine and Propecia are two of the most popular ones
currently on the market. I don't even want to guess the
capital these two companies bring in each year. When it
comes to appearances, people are willing to fork out the
bucks. The real question at-hand is; do these products
really work to get back your full head of hair?

I'm not going to flat-out lie and say that all hair
treatments work miracles. The reality is they don't.
Although many individuals are looking to grow hair back,
this is sadly a difficult process. Products such as
Rogaine only have around a 30 percent success rate.
That's not great if you ask me. However, instead of
waiting until you're 40 years old with a bald spot up
top and growing forehead, why not tackle the issue early
on? Why not search for treatments at the first signs of
hair loss? This makes more sense to me. In the real
world it's easier to keep the dew you have, than to grow
hair back. Catch my drift? So, when does the baldness
fairy strike? This is different for different people. It
can happen in your mid-twenties or not until your
mid-forties. Just to give you an idea, many men start to
notice around the age of 30. Guess what? This is the
perfect time to take preventative steps. Cosmetic
companies such as MiN.com carry a line of hair care
products to aid you in this battle. These new-age
shampoos and conditioners will help you keep the dew you
currently have. That's pretty awesome, and definitely
something you should think about.

There's no
battling genetics. The truth is that some 66 percent of
men experience hair loss at one time or another. But
even though you can't be certain it won't strike you,
you can prevent it with contemporary hair loss
solutions. Don't worry about how you will grow hair back
in the future. Focus on preventing it now.

Is their a miracle
cure for hairloss?

There comes a time in every man’s life when
he starts to lose his hair

bald, hairloss, hair

There comes a time in every man’s life when he
starts to lose his hair. For some, it can be as early as
their twenties or even their teens, while others don’t
start to lose any hair at all until their forties or
fifties. As it is so widely seen as a sign of old age,
however, there is a big social stigma attached to hair
loss, which leads people to seek various treatments to
get their hair back again.

Hair loss is not
always caused by old age, however, as many diseases can
also cause people to lose their hair. Although cancer is
the most well-known, it is not uncommon to lose some
hair after quite minor diseases, or after having
surgery. Hair loss is also a side effect of some
medicines, such as antidepressants.

So is there a
miracle cure for hair loss? Well, not really.

The
most common treatments that people try are the creams
available in most pharmacies, such as Rogaine. They do
cause some extra hair growth, but also tend to make your
head very itchy in the process. However, as soon as you
stop using it, the hair loss will resume, so keeping
your hair could turn out to be very expensive for you.

A cheaper option could be pills like propecia,
which has also been proven to work, although only in
about half of patients. It must, however, also be taken
for the rest of your life if you want to keep your hair
until you die.

Hair loss can often also be
stopped by simply making some changes in your lifestyle,
like eating less fat and trying to avoid stressful
situations. In many cases, this is the most effective
treatment of all, as so much hair loss is brought on
entirely by work-related stress: it’s well worth taking
a week off and seeing if you still have the problem
after that.